These data can help to select and define priorities for programmes aimed to prevent fatal consequences of occupational injuries.
As part of the National Institute of Mental Health Strategic Plan for Mood Disorders Research effort, the Clinical Trials and Translation Workgroup was asked to define priorities for clinical trials in mood disorders and for research on how best to translate the results of such research to clinical practice settings.
Careful planning process is also important to check capital needs in terms of both regulatory capital and economic capital, to define priorities for growth at the group level, to identify proper risk-adjusted targets for the different divisions and legal entities, and to understand which capital management plans may be needed at the group level.
LPC offers to the infection control practitioner an easier yet comprehensive way to define priorities for Legionella control tailored to the local healthcare setting.
We chose to define priorities for change in consultation with the local stakeholders, an approach supported by the implementation research literature.
The aims of this review are to summarize recent findings, to highlight areas of consensus and controversy, and to define priorities for further research.
We decided to define priorities for change in consultation with the local care providers (primary and secondary care) in order to enhance the implementation and the sustainability of the intervention.
The intention of the workshop is to encourage the health centre staff to examine current systems and patterns of clinical care against best-practice guidelines, define priorities for development over the next year and document goals and strategies relevant to their development priorities.
Comparative effectiveness research assessing the added value of genomic information, such as genomic variants added to family history added to clinical risk factors, and consensus on the outcomes and evidence needed to answer such questions, would help to define priorities for collecting and using such information in a cost-effective way.
These data are significant, in terms of defining priorities for cancer care in West Africa, since the majority of the prostate cancer literature originates from the United States and Western Europe and there is an increasing awareness that results obtained from one ethnicity may not necessarily apply to individuals from a different ethnic origin.
